Apple company Advertising They’re this year’s Apple Design Award winners at the virtual online event at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) rather than waiting for the event to wrap up, like last year. before WWDC, Apple review The finalists, whose apps and games demonstrated a combination of technical achievement, design and creativity. This evening, Apple announced the winners of six new categories of awards.
In each category, Apple chose an app and a game as winners.
In the Inclusion category, the winners supported people from diverse backgrounds, skills, and languages.
This year, the US-based accessible game, Aconite, was among the winners. HoloVistaUsers can set different options to control motion, text size, text contrast, sound intensity, and visual effects. In the game, users explore using the iPhone camera to find hidden objects, solve puzzles, and more. (our coverage)
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Another winner, Voice Dream Reader, is a text-to-speech app that supports more than twenty languages and offers adaptive features and a high level of customizable settings.
Image credits: Voice Dream LLC
In the Delight and Fun category, the winners deliver immersive and unforgettable experiences powered by Apple technologies. Belgium Book a game roomSnowman (Alto’s Adventure series), an entertainment app for children born from the Snowman series, won for its thoughtful design and use of simple touches, sound effects and interactions. (our coverage)
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The other winner was the United Kingdom Little Orpheus, a platform that combines storytelling, surprises, and fun, offering a casual game console experience.
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The winners in the Interaction category showcase apps that offer intuitive interfaces and intuitive controls, Apple says.
US based bad weather app weather islands It won with the expectation of humor, unique visuals, and entertainment experience also found in Apple Watch faces and widgets.
Image credits: Brian Mueller, Grailr LLC
Canada lonely bird The game combines dynamic gestures, haptic sensations, scenes, and sound effects in clever ways to bring its world to life.
Image credits: George Batchelor
The Social Impact Awards went to Denmark be my eyes, which allows blind and visually impaired people to learn about objects by connecting them to volunteers from around the world using their camera. Today, it supports more than 300,000 users, assisted by more than 4.5 million volunteers. (our coverage)
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ustwo Games from the UK won in this category for AlbaIt is an eco-friendly game where players save wildlife, repair bridges, clean up trash, and more. The game also plants a tree with every download.
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The graphics and graphics winners feature “amazing visuals, intelligently designed interfaces, and high-quality animations,” says Apple.
Based in Belarus the color It offers sleep sessions that combine relaxation activities, ambiance sounds with storytelling to help people relax at night. app was Recently awarded Best Google App of 2020.
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China Iveto Jinshin It won by pushing the visual boundaries in games, where motion blur, shadow quality, and frame rate can all be recreated on the go. The game is already made List of the best Apple products of 2020 and the It was the best Google games of 2020.
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Among India’s Innovation Winners we promise sadhanaIt is a complete studio quality music app that helps artists perform and publish. The app uses AI and Core ML to listen and provide feedback on the accuracy of the notes and create a matching support path.
Image credits: Sandeep Randy
‘riot games’ League of Legends: Wild Rift (USA) to take a traditionally complex PC and deliver a complete mobile experience that includes touch controls, an automatic targeting system for newcomers, and a unique camera setup for mobile devices.
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This year’s winners will receive a prize package including hardware and the prize itself.
Video showing the winners Here on the Apple Developer website.
“This year’s Apple Design Award winners have redefined what we expect from a great app experience and we congratulate them on their well-deserved win,” said Susan Prescott, Apple’s vice president of global developer relations, in a note. “The work of these developers represents the fundamental role that apps and games play in our daily lives and is a perfect example of the six new award categories.”
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